Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-09-23

92j,0 Eight State Normal training
schools Of New York each get $4,000
Three State Normal schools Of Wisconsin
get from Sl3, 7S2 to $4,000 respectively.
The DakOta NOrnGI School gets So, OCO.
Austria hiss 407 technical industrial
schools, with 1893 teachers and 3GI54
STUDENTS. These schools are divided into
special schools for art sDd industry, build
tpgi machinery, etc; drawing ard review
schools, and schools for special subjects,
such as Goltsmiths' work, basket mgzing,
woodworking, weaving, matchmaking,
glssswOrking, etc.
France, with population OF - ,G72, O4s
in 1883, had GILL; 36 children receiving
instruction, or I,j24, SS7 more than the
school population between six and thir-
teen years Of age.
Primary instruction is compulsory for
children of both sexes in France, from
the beginning Cf the seventh TO the four
teentb year. Much attention Is given to
indusJ1isl tgaini1g and education in
France.
Germany nas given more Sttention 10
Wdua,Llsl ..G-q'i man any other Euro
p3an Eoverlmel DpuIsory education
IS established in G,rmagF. ard we seldom
Taeet GsImsu wlO csulot read snd
write. Germany aims 70 muse inteUf-
e1uce INTO 81 Of h.r rd1stries-Ggr;cuI-
tuTe, manufacturing, MIXING, forestry,
stork-preeCiug eud sill Of the
arts, and e. make the nation self
supporting. Her COLLEGES eHd Universl-
ties sent out into the world COMPLETE
scholars and scientists, Tl2se fame is IA
miLar TO al nations. Germany has sn
aTee Of 40. 283 square miles, and her pop
ulation numbers 27.152, 449
The system of Ea.tCnal education in
Ireland is under the c5ntro! Of commits
s!oners. They encourage industrial in
str1cdOa in the netiolal schools in al
suitable cases. They require that IN
struction shsu be given in plain needle
work IN au schools in W.ich female
teachers are employed. They also award
Gid toward the payment of teachers and
supply Of books and other school Tecui-
sites, also toward building school
houses and providing suitable
fittings sid furniture, and TO-
wards providing residences for
teachers of national schools. In Eddi-
ton TO the ordinary national schools.
there are agricultural rational schools.
These consist Of the Albert Model Aari-
cultural National school, under the ex-
elusive management of the board. the
Munster Motel Agricultural ana Da;rr
Agricultural school, under the manage
ment OF the beard, aiCed by local CON-
mittee, and ordinary national schools
with farms and gar lens attached. Work1
house schools and schools attached fo
lunatic ssylums are received into coonec,
ton on condition that they shall be snh.
ct TO Inspection by the commissioners
and their officers.
The totaI number OF pupils examined
N agriculture during TIE year 1885 On
c!uQlng The pupils of ordinary sgricpItn-a,
schools end school gErdens) was 81 Az
OF Wnom $3.50 g7iCed passes for their
proficiency in that branch.
The results from the ESTABLISHING ~
cary instruction at TIE agricultural in
sti1ute EaVe Dee1 eninently satisfactory
Inc sums dls2ursed from he Pe.boGv
Iano Ter educational purposes ia the
s -, H., rom Iron, !o63s 10 1885 amount 70
, % 80. Sums disbursed from +be
John Slater fund for the benefs %
coioEsG schools IN the south from 1890 % %
80, hcia.,Ee, au-ount 20 S70,121. Mr.
olaIer, citizen Of Come cticrf 1,t. :.
~; t;s ~. PROVISIONS for $1,000, go rom
I -1s es.-se 10 ne appropriated f5r The
-C1JC4S Il Ire
sid the eilou7t arp.ist, ss sts+e5 s MA
y PSF II thet s. prcrriayio.r --'0Ve'
I1e ruE'5er g k;odsryarse,,, -.-.-.,
10 TIE United Safes srd re-,;,C.- .,,L'eo
So was 40, with Cos f1etrr ,ts,Gl'Ss II,
IS, S32 pupils. Missouri has + 80 ,5 ana
y schools, I8I tencbers EeSs
pupils. RbnnsFlvania rev - rnha 100
u teachers, 1884 pupils. New w sTIoG u.s.
l.! klrdafgarle0s, - teachers. i5g9 I naS
pts. Wlscoosl4 las 81 schools pa q,
teachers, l9S5 pupils Mnssscbnse+t.s oF
ouT ~, Witnt98 teachers, G4l pupils has
Thls mode CT teschlng is intendad ~
cluslvely for young children-it $500,
s!ruction. eIu IN